Would this be the right transmission fluid for a 2010 Hyundai Elantra GLS (2.0 L)? Anything better? Also, how many quarts would I need?
1758
It appears so. The 2010 Hyundai Elantra GLS (2.0L) uses the Hyundai SP-III according to the service manual.
1759
Should be the right fluid.. I'm not sure on how much... Google should be able to tell ya tho
1760
Yes! If you're doing a full flush you'll need at least five but six is better
1730278
Please check your owners manual for the transmission fluid specification. If it calls for JWS 3309 fluid that is the same spec as the Mobil 3309 and Toyota Type IV fluids. Looks like it will work. There is much information on this topic in any of the Volvo forums.
1045007
I'm using it for a power steering cooler. The fluid is similar so yes it will work with transmission fluid but it's best to use a transmission cooler. Those coolers have a stacked plate design and are better for transmissions
568941
Yes, this fluid will work. Generally a transmission will take up to 2 quarts to fill but, for your vehicle, you may want to purchase 3 to be on the safe side.
748891
This is a mineral oil based fluid-not synthetic. Ensure the owner's manual specifically asks for mineral transmission fluid.
102161
Not sure. You may want to contact Redline for that. All I know is car enthusiast swear by Red Line and Amsoil for transmission fluid.
305038
It sure looks like the right fluid and I have it in my Maxima SV now for the last year with no problems. As far as the amount you need, I would use the owners manual for the transmission capacity; I did that and had a little extra, but it doesn't go bad.
1795238
Yes, this is the fluid you want. Total transmission capacity depends on 2 wheel drive or all wheel drive, but is 9 to 10 US quarts. You'll only drain about 5 quarts when draining from the drain plug. I drained 1 time, refilled and drove it for a week, then drained and refilled again to get as close to a full drain and fill. I used a full 10 quarts on my 2 wheel drive rogue using that process.
748890
My research suggested Mobil 3309 is an exact replacement for the expensive Volvo brand transmission fluid. I drained and filled the transmission on 2007 SX70 with no problem. Robert
1301844
Not sure... I know that the Transmission fluid has Shockproof in it and should be pink like pepto and smell nasty. I don't think they are the same. Go to Redline, the application guide will help you: http://www.redlineoil.com/application.aspx
2000132
This is suitable for use in differentials; you do want gear oil not manual transmission oil or any other usually.But you should consult references for your car regarding what fluid is specified for the application. If this is 75W90 synthetic gear oil, than this product will serve well.
850842
As I have never owned a Ford, I can only tell you this with certainty: The back of the bottle of Mobil ATF 3309 has the Ford "requirement" number of WSS-M2C924-A. You will need to see what transmission your friend's car has installed, and if the transmission fluid it uses needs this WSS-M2C924-A specification type. Start by looking in the owner's manual & the configuration information (somewhere in the car). You may need to visit a Ford dealer to be certain. I cannot be held responsible in this matter, please understand.
333743
I wouldnt. It says you can use it in trannys, but I'd stick with the manufacurer fluid and additive recommended. Cvts sometimes NEED a certain level of friction to operate properly. Check with your Ford shop though, your specific cvt setup might work with it. Dose is 1oz per quart of tranny fluid.
1973994
Best to go to Redlines website and type in your cars make/model and they will tell you which of their fluids to use for your specific car
391207
Yes, I used this in my 2012 Prius with the same transmission as the 2010. I have 20,000+ miles on the transmission fluid so far.
1693175
Absolutely not! I used this in my Hyundai Accent and it destroyed my car! Call your local Hyundai dealership and ask for Hyundai approved washer fluid. If they say that all are ok to use then they are just trying to get you to ruin your car so that they can get work from you. Demand to ask for their manager and demand to be told the truth!
1494737
If your owners manual suggests this fluid yes. I know Subaru makes one other type of gear fluid. You could simply call the dealer and ask what is recommended for your vehicle. They will likely ask you for a VIN #. This is likely for Manual cars only as well but I am not sure 100% there.